Keep Your Investment Profits

Written by Al Thomas


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A big score destabilizes thinking. Many people want to do it again and again so they immediately plunge back into their investments with their winning cash and make bigger bets. It is almost without exception that they become losers and give back their winnings. For many years I have advocated taking time off after a big profit. It takes time to get your head on straight again. As a former floor trader I would have about 6 or 8 times duringrepparttar year when I made a good “hit”. Then I would immediately call my travel agent to ask where I could go for a week. I knew I must get away because my investment strategy would be clouded by success. Too many ofrepparttar 111872 big winners seem to alter their basic trading plan because they now had a large amount with which to trade causing them to deviate from their successful pattern. They then became losers. Because of their success their thinking changed and they were not aware of what had happened. The trader must get away and let his emotions down. A disturbing event, even a positive one, can alter up your thinking. If you want to keep yourinvestment profits you must keep your emotions under control.

Al Thomas' best selling book, "If It Doesn't Go Up, Don't Buy It!" has helped thousands of people make money and keep their profits with his simple 2-step method. Read the first chapter at www.mutualfundmagic.com and discover why he's the man that Wall Street does not want you to know. Copyright 2005


Apartment Financing Explained

Written by Cameron Brown


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With both banks and other lending institutions eager to provide apartment financing, new options have emerged in recent years. Generally smaller banks and other lending sources like direct lenders have a greater degree of flexibility in their loan-offering lineup. In an effort to attract more borrowers, many of these lenders are now offering either non-recourse or partial-recourse loans.

The traditional recourse loan offered by most institutions meant thatrepparttar lender could have claim onrepparttar 111871 personal or corporate assets inrepparttar 111872 event ofrepparttar 111873 default ofrepparttar 111874 mortgage holder. A non-recourse loan onrepparttar 111875 other hand meansrepparttar 111876 lender cannot hold you personally liable if you fail to repayrepparttar 111877 debt as promised. The only recourse ofrepparttar 111878 lender is to takerepparttar 111879 property you've pledged as security for your loan, but he cannot claim any other assets or money from you if you default.

If you plan to buildrepparttar 111880 apartment building instead of buying it, some lenders may offer you a partial recourse construction loan. This means that until work is finished onrepparttar 111881 project,repparttar 111882 borrower is responsible forrepparttar 111883 entire amount ofrepparttar 111884 construction loan. However, as soon asrepparttar 111885 project is ready for occupancy andrepparttar 111886 apartment building has some value forrepparttar 111887 lender to seize,repparttar 111888 borrower is responsible for only 50% or less ofrepparttar 111889 value ofrepparttar 111890 construction loan inrepparttar 111891 event of a default.

Whatever method you choose to provide apartment financing, it is important to make sure you understand allrepparttar 111892 details. Choose a lender that has bothrepparttar 111893 experience and desire to sit down with you and takerepparttar 111894 time to answer your questions clearly. The right lender will go a long way in helping you find success inrepparttar 111895 exciting world of property investing and management.



Cameron Brown is an internet marketer specializing in ranking automation. For information on apartment financing , visit Security National Capital .




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